A4

The current generation of A4 MFPs offer high speeds, advanced finishing, and enterprise-grade security, matching the performance of many legacy A3 devices in the office technology space.

At SharpisNEXT last week in Orlando, Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America “wowed” some 130 dealer partners with innovation, insight, and future-ready strategies.

Frank Cannata continues his discussion with Katun’s Strategy Chief Chenyi Chiu, who explains how the company competes within a compressed market.

Frank Cannata discusses the vendor selection process with Katun Corp.’s CSO Chenyi Chiu.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

The refreshed Work Smart, INKvestment Tank, and INKvestment lines deliver versatile, high-performance printers designed for home users, small businesses, and professionals alike for smarter, more affordable printing, says Brother USA.

Canon U.S.A. introduces new high-performance laser printers for A4-format (letter size) small office/home office (SOHO) applications.

Office technology equipment distributor ISI (Columbus, Mississippi) is named an authorized distributor for the Epson product line, expanding its offerings to include high-performance, eco-efficient business inkjet printers.

Despite their smallish stature, the latest WorkForce models print sustainably and are ideal for placement in medium-sized businesses and enterprise environments with managed workgroups, says Epson Product Manager Dennis Fan.

As predicted for Q3 ’25, Xerox Holdings Corp. has completed its acquisition of Lexmark, uniting two imaging channel industry leaders; Waugerman steps down as Lexmark’s president and CEO.

Portable, 1.6-pound letter-size printer made the crowd-funding on Kickstarter on June 24, 2025, Chinese tech firm NEWYES reports. The LD0806 model prints in color or monochrome, the latter at prices as low 4 cents per page.

Complementary A4 product line delivers cost-effective, scalable print solutions from OEMs Brother and Ricoh for the modern U.S. workplace.

50 pages per minute (ppm) device provides optimized workflow in a space-saving design, says OEM Konica Minolta.

Cybersecurity-minded manufacturers are fighting back as imaging devices have become prime targets for hackers.

18 Apeos A3 and A4 color and monochrome MFP models and Revoria XMF workflow software are included in Fujifilm’s vast winners circle.

Enhanced features, solutions, and services add value to multifunction printers (MFPs).

Bestowed once per year, Buyers Lab (BLI) 2025 award for A4 multifunction printers recognizes the vendor hardware lineup deemed as best overall based on exhaustive laboratory testing and detailed market research.

WorkForce Enterprise AM-C550, WorkForce Pro WF-C5890 and WorkForce ST-C5500 color A4 printers (MFPs) recognized for professional image quality, fast print speeds and flexible features.

MFPs and broad diversification led the discussion at Sharp Electronics Corp’s third of four dealer road shows; ‘wait and see’ on tariffs.

Trio of professional-grade color and monochrome printers—the BP-B550PW, BP-C545PW, BP-C131PW—along with a multifunction printer (MFP)—the BP-C131WD—are designed to meet the high-volume functionality needs of modern businesses.

Providing new value to hybrid workers, the new ECOSYS series enhances efficiency, security, sustainability, and productivity.

Lexmark announced two new color print solutions that utilize its proprietary VariTherm technology to provide narrow media printing to enhance print performance and versatility for businesses.

Ricoh’s Philadelphia dealer meeting included a supply chain update, product previews, a look at industry trends and an opportunity to interact with each other and Ricoh executives.

In the latest episode of Fridays with Frank, Frank G. Cannata shares his thoughts on the Epson dealer meeting, including what dealers think about the company’s latest additions to its inkjet product line. He also offers his opinion on whether or not dealers should take on an additional MFP line and if Epson can successfully build a distribution channel.